Learning.
Learning.
I'm currently at a highschool based on informatic data/ programming analyzing, basically coding.
In my first year I learnt HTML.
I have two more years, this one and one more.
After HTML they are teaching us C, C++, C#.
I know C/++/# has a lot of fucking libraries and you can do literally anything with it but I really want to know especially what's the best things or required things to know to do with these languages for a job.
I'm going to pursue on a university as they don't teach us that much even though it's a special highschool just for that.
It's the basic and a little advanced stuff.
If I start a language I'd like to master it just like I did with HTML, so another question would be, where can I find some free e-books for C, C++ or C#?
In my first year I learnt HTML.
I have two more years, this one and one more.
After HTML they are teaching us C, C++, C#.
I know C/++/# has a lot of fucking libraries and you can do literally anything with it but I really want to know especially what's the best things or required things to know to do with these languages for a job.
I'm going to pursue on a university as they don't teach us that much even though it's a special highschool just for that.
It's the basic and a little advanced stuff.
If I start a language I'd like to master it just like I did with HTML, so another question would be, where can I find some free e-books for C, C++ or C#?
Well, first of all HTML isn't a programming language so you shouldn't look at it the same way as these, it's a markup language.
Second of all, with all due respect, you should get your head out of your ass. You haven't "mastered" HTML (it's rare to master a language), and you surely will NOT master C++. People have been coding in C++ for years and aren't "masters". (You probably won't be delving deep into C++ anyways in that class, it's likely you won't even cover pointers).
Now, as for resources there's tons for all of those languages, but here's a good one. Pretty much the most popular resource for it out there.
Second of all, with all due respect, you should get your head out of your ass. You haven't "mastered" HTML (it's rare to master a language), and you surely will NOT master C++. People have been coding in C++ for years and aren't "masters". (You probably won't be delving deep into C++ anyways in that class, it's likely you won't even cover pointers).
Now, as for resources there's tons for all of those languages, but here's a good one. Pretty much the most popular resource for it out there.
Originally Posted by scotbud123
